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Chancellor says plan would allow thousands of young Europeans to temporarily live and work in UK, and vice versa

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Watchdogs say Russia offering overseas voters cash for evidence of voter fraud in possible ploy to declare election rigged

Russia has increasingly targeted European leaders with false claims and outlandish accusations. European politicians who have expressed strong support for Ukraine are among those attacked the most. What are the most preposterous fake stories about European politicians made by Russian propaganda?

As Moldova approaches its parliamentary elections of 28 September, it finds itself at the epicentre of an unprecedented Russian disinformation campaign that has fundamentally altered how information reaches its citizens. The shift from television to social media platforms has created new vulnerabilities that Moscow has been quick to exploit.

The share of corporate income tax in total tax revenues and GDP varies widely across Europe, reflecting differences in national tax policies. Euronews Business takes a closer look at the shares, rates, and what they mean.

Alongside sparking housing crises and overwhelming infrastructure, overtourism is proving disastrous for the environment.

In this edition, we ask if Trumps' America is triggering a new wave of polarisation in Europe and hear how the EU is struggling to keep up with climate targets.

The scheme, which operators feared would cause chaos at airports, ports and railway stations, is finally coming into force